Sentence examples for truly get over from inspiring English sources

"It's one of those you don't truly get over," said the former Crystal Palace and West Ham striker, who scored nine goals in 33 international appearances.

It left me shaken and sleepless, and I'm not sure I'll ever truly get over it.

I know I shall never truly get over the death of my son, however much time passes.

England forward Theo Walcott may never "truly get over" missing out on the World Cup in Brazil, according to former Three Lions striker Ian Wright.

It takes a while to cope, however, I am not sure if you ever truly get over a failed business.

It's something that I'll never truly, truly get over.

She said her parents "never truly got over the loss" of their son, who had been "extremely precious and the apple of their eye".

He never truly got over his fear of approaching sailboats and propeller-ending shallows.

The goal was to discover, once and for all, if one can truly get away with repeating the same outfits over and over again.

Do not use the, 'it's not you, it's me' crap... that's just insulting; however, if you truly cannot get over the fact that they smoke... write out: I cannot get over the fact that you smoke.

You'd think I would truly get Levine's warnings.